三瓶温泉 亀の湯
I visited on October 8th. After bathing in Motoyu, I went to Tsuru no Yu before 12 o'clock, but there were local people gathered there, so I refrained and went to Kame no Yu instead. It was reserved for me 😁 When I went inside, there was a …
On the Saturday of a three-day weekend, I went to Sanbe Onsen at the National Guest House just after 4pm, but it said that day-trip visitors would reopen at 6:30pm. The hot springs at the nearby accommodations had also closed for day-trip …
The entrance fee was 400 yen. The water was a cloudy light brown. It was 5 PM on a Saturday, and locals were coming in one after another. When I entered at 5 PM, the water pouring in from outside the bathtub was lukewarm, but about 10 …
This is a traditional public bath. The water is heated in the evenings, but if you enter before then, it is not heated, so you may feel cold from autumn to spring, so please be careful. …
The fee seems to have increased to 400 yen since April of last year. It's an unmanned hot spring, so you put your money in the payment box. Make sure you have coins ready. …
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